Thank you Janie Berg in New Jersey for emailing us a photo of her first melt and pour soap! I think she did a great job.
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I reckon it looks awesome!
Thanks for checking in Newbie! =) I think your “explosion” looks fabulous, proving that melt and pour can be a very forgiving art medium.
It’s very pretty! I bet it would look pretty in blue as clouds!
Irena
To be very honest I made a mistake and poured my second white layer to soon. I ended up with a nuclear explosion in the middle of my berries and cream bar.
I love it. Please share how you made it. I’d love to try to do something similar.
I agree – Yay for new soapmakers! Soapmaking is such a fun activity that really enhances my life so the more people that are able to experience the joy, the better =)
Yay for new soap makers!
Oh- it looks so pretty! I love the blending.
Yay on your first effort, Janie!